About The Website

Pro-Right for Refugees is a dedicated non-profit organization, operating independently from its governance body, committed to advocating and supporting the rights and well-being of refugees worldwide.

BRIEF INTRODUCTION
Pro-Right for Refugees is a community-based organization empowering refugees, asylum seekers, and host communities through skills training, education, and livelihood initiatives. Focused on inclusion, peacebuilding, and human rights advocacy, it fosters self-reliance, dignity, and sustainable development, transforming vulnerable individuals into resilient, skilled, and socially engaged members of society.
SERVICES
Pro-Right for Refugees provides humanitarian and development services for refugees and host communities, focusing on empowerment, education, and inclusion. We offer vocational training, leadership workshops, human rights advocacy, peacebuilding, and social support, enabling economic independence, community leadership, and improved well-being, fostering dignity, equality, and sustainable change for vulnerable populations.

Activities in summary

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Target Group
Objective / Purpose
Key Outputs / Outcomes
1Vocational Training (dressmaking, tailoring, hairdressing, etc.)
Refugees, youth, women and people living with disabilities
Promote economic independence
Skilled individuals, income-generating opportunities
3Leadership & Capacity-Building Workshops
Youth, women,men, people with disabilities
Empower confidence, responsibility, and community
Trained leaders, active community engagement
4Human Rights Awareness & Advocacy
Refugees, host communities
Educate on fundamental rights, promote protection
Rights knowledge, advocacy campaigns, community empowerment
5Peacebuilding & Community Dialogue
Refugees & host communities
Reduce conflict, promote cooperation
Harmonious relationships, conflict resolution, community cohesion
6Education & Mentorship Programs
Vulnerable children & youth
Support literacy, education, and personal growth
Improved literacy, mentorship guidance, better school participation
7Social Support & Counseling
Refugees in need
Provide guidance, resources, and emotional support
Access to services, improved well-being, strengthened social networks

Report 2021-2025

 

From 2021 to 2025, PRR served over 12,500 beneficiaries across refugees, asylum seekers, and host community members. We conducted 45 vocational training programs (dressmaking, tailoring, hairdressing) for 4,800 youth and women, 30 leadership and capacity-building workshops reaching 3,200 participants, and 25 human rights awareness campaigns engaging 5,000 community members. PRR organized 20 peacebuilding and community dialogue sessions with 2,500 refugees and hosts, and supported 3,000 children and youth through education and mentorship programs. Additionally, social support services assisted 1,200 vulnerable individuals, enhancing well-being and access to critical resources, fostering empowerment, inclusion, and sustainable community development.

Contact

  • Kenya,Turkana West,Kalobeyei Settlement Village1,Neighborhood28.

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